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الصفحة 56
He wears fluttering ends of bark cloth on his arms and legs and , like Kahulukai , the fringed girdle ( unjanga ) round his waist . 4. Kakuini ( tall person ) . The head - dress of his mask is also tall and is named ukomba ( oku komba ...
He wears fluttering ends of bark cloth on his arms and legs and , like Kahulukai , the fringed girdle ( unjanga ) round his waist . 4. Kakuini ( tall person ) . The head - dress of his mask is also tall and is named ukomba ( oku komba ...
الصفحة 180
It takes the form of a symbolic burial in which a rolled - up length of cloth represents the corpse , and another length of cloth the shroud . Everything is done in silence . The pieces of cloth , which one of the men has brought ...
It takes the form of a symbolic burial in which a rolled - up length of cloth represents the corpse , and another length of cloth the shroud . Everything is done in silence . The pieces of cloth , which one of the men has brought ...
الصفحة 301
Clans below make funeral friendship Honey Bird clan ( Bene Nguni ) Leopard clan ( Bene Ngo ) Loin - cloth clan ( Bene Mubinda ) With the following clans Fish clan Mpande Shell clan Arguments for funeral friendship and topic of joking ...
Clans below make funeral friendship Honey Bird clan ( Bene Nguni ) Leopard clan ( Bene Ngo ) Loin - cloth clan ( Bene Mubinda ) With the following clans Fish clan Mpande Shell clan Arguments for funeral friendship and topic of joking ...
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